What are the implications of the NCLB Act for all educators and their students?
What will be an ideal response?
ANSWER: NCLB emphasizes academic achievement as measured by student performance on
standardized tests. Greater emphasis is placed on ensuring that pupils in special education are exposed to general education curriculum.
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A pedagogy that affirms the cultures of students, views the cultures and experiences of students as strengths, and reflects the students'' cultures in the teaching process is
a. Critical thinking. b. Culturally responsive teaching. c. Bilingual education. d. Assimilation.
Awareness can be enhanced by using visual depictions and
a. ?observation. b. ?drawing. c. ?discussion. d. all of these answers.
Children who are in the developing stage of literacy are more likely to use which kinds of spellings
shown below? a. "can" for can, "bot" for boat, and "luk" for look b. "s" for sand, "k" for key, and "l" for little c. "ttttttt" for baby and "shktvd" for machine d. "???" (scribbles) for their messages
Using folk literature as the content for guided reading experiences can help students learn how to
A. handle the structure of folk literature and how to recognize the author's use of storytelling language in a printed version of a story. B. tackle the sometimes difficult names encountered in folk literature. C. appreciate the skill of telling a complex story with limited words D. All of the above.